Bangladesh’s Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) is escalating efforts to bring former high-ranking officials and businessmen accused of corruption back to the country, utilizing international channels. The ACC has requested assistance from Interpol regarding at least eleven individuals, including former Inspector General of Police Benazir Ahmed. These requests stem from allegations of corruption, money laundering, abuse of power, and embezzlement of state assets. The move follows political changes on August 5, 2024, which prompted several individuals to flee the country. The ACC aims to secure the return of these fugitives to face legal proceedings in Bangladesh. Details regarding the specific charges and the locations of the individuals have not yet been fully disclosed, but the ACC indicates a determined pursuit of accountability. This action signals a broader crackdown on financial crimes and illicit wealth held abroad.